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9/11California native plants nurserywoman, civil rights activist, and humanitarian : oral history transcript / 1991
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xii, 148 leaves : 29 cm. +
Isenberg discusses her German family background and garden school education; marriage, and farming and ranching in California; 1931 European Book Shop, San Francisco; assisting German and Austrian refugees, pre-WW II; Japanese-American relocation; work with Palo Alto Fair Play Council and American Friends Service Committee; Yerba Buena Nursery, Woodside, CA: ferns, native plants, nursery management, intern program
Audio tape recording of the interview also available. (Classified as: Phonotape 2610 C:1-10)
Interviewed for the California Horticulture Oral History Series
Dept. of Special Collections, University of California, Los Angeles Library
Volume includes index
Isenberg discusses her German family background and garden school education; marriage, and farming and ranching in California; 1931 European Book Shop, San Francisco; assisting German and Austrian refugees, pre-WW II; Japanese-American relocation; work with Palo Alto Fair Play Council and American Friends Service Committee; Yerba Buena Nursery, Woodside, CA: ferns, native plants, nursery management, intern program
Audio tape recording of the interview also available. (Classified as: Phonotape 2610 C:1-10)
Interviewed for the California Horticulture Oral History Series
Dept. of Special Collections, University of California, Los Angeles Library
Volume includes index
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